Deliver message
The Deliver Message option includes the same action properties for both email and DLP policy actions. However, in some cases, the behavior for an email policy action and a DLP policy action in a single appliance/single cluster network is different from that for a DLP policy action that is created in a multiple appliance/multiple cluster environment.
Configure message delivery options
Steps
- Enable header modification. Mark this check box to open a set of header modification condition entry fields. Options include the following:
Condition Parameters Add or rewrite header value Header name, To value Remove header Header name Remove header if condition matches Header name, If header contains the value Find and replace header value Header name, Find, Replace with Add or append to header value Header name, Add/append value Add or prepend to header value Header name, Add/prepend value Click the icons at the end of each condition line to delete the current header modification condition or to add a new condition below the current condition.
- Bcc the original unanalyzed message to: Enter at least one email address to which to send a blind copy of the unanalyzed message; for example, the email system administrator. Separate multiple email addresses with a semicolon.
- Delay message delivery until: Specify a day and time for a delayed message delivery. You may select this option to delay the delivery of a message for some reason, for example, to send a large volume of marketing email at a time of low corporate email activity. This action option is recommended for use with a Custom Content filter in a policy rule. See Custom content.
- Use IP address: Specify an appliance IP address from the pull-down menu for message delivery. Only standalone appliances are included in the IP address list.Note:
This option is available for a DLP action being created in a multiple standalone appliance environment. The default setting is the appliance E1 or P1 interface.
This setting may be customized for each standalone appliance.
The IP addresses in the list are configured in the Forcepoint appliance. (See the Forcepoint Appliances Getting Started Guide or Forcepoint Appliances Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide for information.)
This feature is useful for routing a large volume of outbound email. This action option is recommended for use with a Custom Content filter in a policy rule. See Custom content.
- Deliver email messages based on domain-based route: Specify message delivery via a defined domain-based route. Select the desired route from the
pull-down menu. You can also modify the selected route by clicking Edit Route.Note:
This option is available for a DLP action being created in a multiple appliance/multiple cluster environment. The default setting is the domain-based route (Add Domain Based Route in the pull- down menu.
). Change the default setting by selectingThis setting may be customized for each appliance.
- Save the original, unanalyzed message to a queue: Send the message to a specified message queue for further processing. Select the Add Queue
option to add a new queue for this filter action.Note:
This option is available for a DLP action being created in a multiple appliance/multiple cluster environment. The default setting is data-security. Change the default setting by selecting Add Queue.
This setting may be customized for each appliance.
- Personal Email Manager portal options: This option is enabled only when the option Save the original message to a queue is marked.
Specify how the queued message is handled in the Personal Email Manager end-user portal by selecting one of the following:
- View and manage messages: Allow the end user to view the message and perform any action available in the Personal Email Manager end-user tool.
- Do not display: Ensure the message does not appear in the Personal Email Manager end-user portal.
- Message log only: Pertinent information about the message appears in the Personal Email Manager end-user portal, but the end user has only limited access. The user cannot view message content; deliver, download, or forward the message; or add the address to the personal Always Block or Always Permit lists.